An international marketer needs to adapt to various uncontrollable elements wneil operating in foreign markets. One such element involves the historical relationships and sentiments that might exist between the marketer's home country and the target market. Why is it essential for a marketer to have an understanding of such historical contexts, especially when they might imply a past of economic or political dominance?

To leverage their home country's historical dominance for more aggressive marketing strategies

To focus solely on contemporary economic data, ignoring historical sentiments as clearly the actions of a long time ago.

To avoid cultural faux pas and build strategies that are sensitive to the target market's historical experiences.

To replicate past strategies without considering current global dynamics.